NHS (Rationing of Care)

Debate between Mary Glindon and Nigel Evans

Monday 16th July 2012 Commons Chamber

[Mrs Glindon]

I will.

[Mr Deputy Speaker (Mr Nigel Evans)]

Order. You can make an intervention, Mr Reed, but not from the Opposition Front Bench. If you step up to another Bench, you may intervene from there.

[Mr Reed]

Thank you, Mr Deputy Speaker. I trust that this is in order.

Will my hon. Friend join me in asking the Minister, who has indicated that he will not take interventions from me this evening, whether he will undertake a nationwide investigation into the clear rationing that is occurring in the NHS, and whether the Government will publish a list of procedures in which the eligibility criteria for treatment are now being changed? Will she join me also in asking the Government to act where various NHS organisations are breaching NICE guidelines on treatments offered to patients?

Amendment of the Law

Debate between Mary Glindon and Nigel Evans

Wednesday 23rd March 2011 Commons Chamber

[Mrs Mary Glindon (North Tyneside) (Lab)]

The Government have said that they want enterprise zones to support real growth and long-term sustainability. Does my hon. Friend agree that the announcement of an enterprise zone for Tyneside means little for growth or sustainability when the Transport Secretary has said that he will not provide funding for the much-needed upgrade of the A19 Silverlink interchange, which businesses have told politicians is essential for the economic development of Tyneside and the wider region?

[Mr Deputy Speaker (Mr Nigel Evans)]

Order. The interventions are becoming very long. I have said that we are under real time constraints, as Mr Jones knows as well.